Cats, birds and other special, funny or whatever animal videos

**Elen** · 15th March 2021, 13:32

Otters Are The Cats Of The Sea.

See for yourself Not a rodent, actually.

**Emil El Zapato** · 15th March 2021, 14:01

Originally posted by Elen

Otters Are The Cats Of The Sea.

See for yourself Not a rodent, actually.

lol ... wow ... that's cool ... I might get one ...

**Aragorn** · 16th March 2021, 02:25

Originally posted by BeastOfBologna

Funny stuff ... that otter looks to be having a new and fun experience ... I don't generally like rodents but that one looks pretty cute ...

Otters are not rodents. They are carnivores, and they are related to ferrets, weasels and wolverines.

**Emil El Zapato** · 16th March 2021, 10:43

Originally posted by Aragorn

Otters are not rodents. They are carnivores, and they are related to ferrets, weasels and wolverines.

In that case, it's a rodent... it is a cute video anywho ...

. Have you ever seen a soaked cat ... they look like rats.

**Aragorn** · 16th March 2021, 11:16

Originally posted by BeastOfBologna

Originally posted by Aragorn

Otters are not rodents. They are carnivores, and they are related to ferrets, weasels and wolverines.

In that case, it's a rodent...

In that case, I recommend you go back to school.

Rodents are omnivores. Otters, ferrets, minks, weasels and wolverines ─ which are all related ─ are mandatory carnivores. They are as different from a rodent as a wolf is from a tiger.

**Dreamtimer** · 16th March 2021, 11:59

That family which also includes ermine and fishers is quite extensive. The Mustelidae (looked it up) are nocturnal and crepuscular. (another awesome word) Also in the family are polecats, martens, badgers, tarya, sable, stoat, and grison (which look like badgers to me).

They appeared around 40 million years ago, around the same time as rodents. So there's your 40 million year old connection pal.

I recall that Modwiz prefers mongoose which are part of the family Feliformia. (that is, in fact, related to cats)

And otters like to slide on snow like crows and dogs and polar bears.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6L-mg6kH-8

**Emil El Zapato** · 16th March 2021, 12:39

Originally posted by Dreamtimer

That family which also includes ermine and fishers is quite extensive. The Mustelidae (looked it up) are nocturnal and crepuscular. (another awesome word) Also in the family are polecats, martens, badgers, tarya, sable, stoat, and grison (which look like badgers to me).

They appeared around 40 million years ago, around the same time as rodents. So there's your 40 million year old connection pal.

I recall that Modwiz prefers mongoose which are part of the family Feliformia. (that is, in fact, related to cats)

And otters like to slide on snow like crows and dogs and polar bears.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6L-mg6kH-8

that's the word i've been trying to remember DT ... thanks crepuscular ... hunt at dawn and dusk ... thank you very kindly ...

Originally posted by Dreamtimer

That family which also includes ermine and fishers is quite extensive. The Mustelidae (looked it up) are nocturnal and crepuscular. (another awesome word) Also in the family are polecats, martens, badgers, tarya, sable, stoat, and grison (which look like badgers to me).

They appeared around 40 million years ago, around the same time as rodents. So there's your 40 million year old connection pal.

I recall that Modwiz prefers mongoose which are part of the family Feliformia. (that is, in fact, related to cats)

And otters like to slide on snow like crows and dogs and polar bears.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6L-mg6kH-8

that otter been eatin' good ...

**Elen** · 17th March 2021, 10:04

I don't understand the language, but I know what they're talking about.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mwg5Na-B4A

**Dreamtimer** · 17th March 2021, 12:36

Ah. So this is what they call imprinting. Daddy! Daddy!

**Dreamtimer** · 18th March 2021, 19:51

I really hope everyone can see this. I just couldn't stop laughing.

I can't stop looking at these tweets. The animals are amazing, even the humans.

**Dreamtimer** · 18th March 2021, 20:26

This is an amazing optical illusion.

**Elen** · 19th March 2021, 06:16

**Dreamtimer** · 30th March 2021, 01:33

Brood X is coming to our neck of the woods this year. Us and Ohio. They came when we had lived here for just a few years. Now, it's a couple decades. Time for the sound of spaceships about to rise up over the hill and the sickly sweet smell of crushed cicadas. It will be a time to remember.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjLiWy2nT7U

**Dreamtimer** · 30th March 2021, 14:37

This man went around zoos to play for animals. I've seen music played for cows and horses and other farm animals, but not zoos. Wow.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P5vbyxHjOQ

Did you see the seals flip him off?

**Elen** · 31st March 2021, 07:01

Originally posted by Dreamtimer

This man went around zoos to play for animals. I've seen music played for cows and horses and other farm animals, but not zoos. Wow.

Did you see the seals flip him off?

I did!

And I think this elephant enjoyed the music as much as I did: